Henry Sales and Tessa Scott got to know each other and began working together through their work in Mam language learning, and write about that experience.
The Migrant Caravan and the Midterms
This entry originally appeared as a Letter to the Editor in the October 23, 2018 issue of the New York Times. Readers argue that the G.O.P. is stoking fear and demonizing immigrants rather than taking steps to actually address the issue. By Beatriz Manz Military controlled displaced people's camp in Guatemala, 1983. (Photo by Beatriz Manz.)... Continue Reading →
Differing Perspectives
By Sara Green Early in the morning, I rode my bike to Li Ka Shing auditorium to attend The Southern Border course that I am taking as part of the Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship Program (FLAS). That day Professor Beatriz Manz was invited to lecture about her anthropological work in Guatemala during the... Continue Reading →
